The tower complex of Gagi-Galash is a castle-type complex that is located in the Jeirakh district on the top and slopes of the cape-shaped ledge of the right bank of the Assa River, 1.4 km north of Targim.
In ancient times, when leaving the Assin gorge, the way for travelers was blocked by a stone wall with gates, through which a fee was taken. In this place on the rocky ledge of the bank of the Assa River there was a watchdog complex Galgai Narge (Galgai Outpost), or the castle-fortress of the Gagievs - Gagi Galash.
In the tower complex of Gagi-Galash preserved the remains of a once five-storey battle tower and seven residential buildings, most of which were destroyed. According to legend, the complex was badly damaged as a result of the collapse. The rock ledge split a huge crack in two. In the vicinity of the complex there are cyclopean buildings, burial grounds and a pillar-shaped sanctuary.
The Gagi-Galash Tower Complex is part of the Dzhirakh-Assin State Historical, Architectural and Natural Museum-Reserve and is an identified object of cultural heritage protected by the state.